The app pulls in data from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and your phone's contacts list to automatically generate "circles," or groups of contacts. You can then share messages, photos, etc. with the people in your circles.

While the app is only on iPhone at the moment, you don't need it to enjoy Everyme. The service works on any phone that can send text messages.

There's been a lot of buzz around Everyme since its launch, so we decided to take the app for a spin. We were most impressed with how Everyme was able to "magically" place our favorite contacts in the appropriate circles.

But is it a replacement for good old group texting or Facebook? Check out our walkthrough to find out.